Man severely injured after being struck by Sheriff’s Office vehicle settles lawsuit with county
The proposed settlement will go before the
"In the early morning hours of
"
The city of
It was early on a November morning in 2016 that Estrada decided to walk home alone after spending the night out with his girlfriend at a
No one disputes that Estrada, who goes by David, had consumed alcohol at the nightclub. And there is very little doubt, according to court documents, that he "was causing a ruckus" as he walked home along
Someone heard the ruckus and called 911.
Estrada suffered severe physical injuries and lifelong brain damage that has left him permanently with the mental capacity of a 7-year-old, according to his
?(Estrada) is going to stay chronologically and intellectually the same," Efron said in an interview with The Record in March. "It's a tragedy."
Efron also said in March that the county faced "a
"There is a significant dispute over liability," Myles said at the time.
Estrada's attorney contends that Hernandez was driving 5 miles per hour above the 50 mph speed limit and drifted for unknown reasons into Estrada's path. The dashboard camera in Hernandez's vehicle captured the crash.
According to Hegge's letter, the county will pay
According to Hegge, the
Hegge says the remaining
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